Franciscan University of Steubenville’s student chapter of Young America’s Foundation hosted well-known Catholic journalist Michael Knowles on November 28. Speaking to a sold-out crowd of students, Knowles criticized an ideologically based “fake science” in favor of an authentic Catholic understanding of truth.
The Center for Criminal Justice, Law, and Ethics at Franciscan University of Steubenville will hold two continuing legal education courses for law professionals covering topics on the lethal use of force, abortion, Natural Law, and the Supreme Court.
Conference talks exploring America’s classical and Christian foundations, proposing reforms, now available for public viewing.
“Taken all together, these signs of faith and love in the young Church, the blessings of vigorous yet charitable dialogue on important issues, and the hope expressed by our aged Pope Benedict fill me with excitement. “
Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI’s letter to Franciscan’s President Father Dave Pivonka, TOR stirs immediate interest worldwide.
Scholars focus on council’s legacy, origins of the current controversy, and the prophetic call of women.
The Anathan Theatre’s production, “Words, Words, Words and How to Use Them to Write Good, Part II: Writing Even Gooder,” builds on past success
Benedict sends letter of hope, thanks for conference about his insights into “the right understanding of the Church and the world in our time.”
Newly opened Carapellotti Fieldhouse named in honor of local family for 75 years of friendship, support.
The Schola Cantorum Franciscana, students’ quartet, women’s ensemble to present 13 selections from Monteverdi, Handel, Mozart, and more.
